Sometimes it’s like Jalopnik staff don’t read their own headlines (never mind articles):

The way the subject is lit is so unnatural.

The message of unity for liberty would produce a majority if it didn’t sound so hollow. Alas the Clinton-era Democrats actually believe big money is fundamentally good and smarter than good government, so they just couldn’t stop saying how great the economy was, ignoring the fact that the financial crisis permanently…

This car in particular is selling counterintuition: you have more fun with less.

Yep, they’re pissing away the midterms, and eager to do the same to 2020. The best hope we have is a destructive hardcore minority uprising not unlike what has empowered-but-hobbled the GOP. Which is not very hopeful.

You have made the perfect humorous automotive reference.

Of course you replace shocks and sway bars first, if your objective is better handling.

The market for coupes is small, this is true. But it’s not that small. It’s just dominated by people who can afford and prefer more muscle.

If it’s the same old Democrats in charge, that would be the case, but how are the same old Democrats going to get back in charge? They have no fucking idea what to do. Too many voters find the smell of Clinton-era leadership revolting and they will smell the old guard coming from a mile off. Barring a party coup by…

Yeah, but I don’t look at the comments — it’s a food bank for trolls.

Love to. Can’t. Those with the power to remove him have constituents who like the idea of him, even if they don’t like what he’s (not) accomplishing at the moment.

And by doing nothing about it, they think they can let it explode and then it’ll be easier to replace it with essentially nothing.

My schedule is not regular, so my cat is not usually waiting at the door. But the way he mee-ee-ee-e-e-o-ws as he comes trotting hurriedly from wherever he was sleeping to meet me is adorable.

It’s incumbent on the government to have a rational policy that doesn’t overtly promote maintaining a class of workers and residents without human rights.

Local public spendthrifts love financing their projects with extra property taxes.

The deleterious effect of the change on the show is not in question.

Interesting, but not too surprising. Toyota’s engineering payroll probably spends more on sick leave than Subaru’s spends on product. I remember how long Subaru kept updating the old Impreza platform. I seriously shopped the WRX wagon in part because it was a throwback to older hot hatches. If only they’d built an…

I think Subaru wanted the car, when they weren’t sure their sales success would continue, when they didn’t know if leaving the podium would make the demand for the WRX and WRX STi dry up, and when they thought imminently high fuel prices might hang their AWD branding and bring the industry giants looking to snatch…

His dealership may not make him independently wealthy. It’s a tricky business, to be made a little trickier by Brexit, I bet. Even if it’s doing well, he may have made commitments that don’t allow him to walk away. I admire Edd, but I can’t fault Mike from what little I know.

Because Mike is not Edd. He is a different person with a different life made from a different past and with his own assets, liabilities, wishes, and responsibilities.